Chrome: Most of you use RSS regularly, but also note it's pretty annoying to stumble on an RSS feed that truncates the article for the sole purpose of getting you to click the link and leave your RSS reader. We feel your pain, and Google Reader Inline is a Chrome Extension that lets you read the full article without leaving Google Reader to do it.

We've covered a lot of cool RSS tricks, readers, and apps over the years, but it seems like…
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Google Reader Inline does what its name implies: it opens the full article in a pop-over viewer right there in Google Reader, so you can read the full text without opening a new tab or leaving your daily reading routine. It's a win-win: you get to read the full article without having to open it in a new tab, even if it requires one more click, and the site owner with the truncated feed gets your visit. Some of you will say it's not really a hassle to open an article in a new tab and read it that way, but if you like quickly scrolling through your feeds and don't want to leave them just to see what was said "after the jump," Google Reader Inline saves the day.

What do you think? Worth trying out, or do you have a different method for dealing with truncated feeds? Let us know in the comments below.